Gilani said as far as the handing over of a list of high profile al Qaeda terrorists was concerned, it might have been given to the Inter-Services Intelligence or another agency for intelligence sharing. He said the government was concentrating on improving the law and order in Balochistan and his current visit was aimed to asses that. He said the long-standing demand of the people of Balochistan was being fulfilled by replacing the army with the Frontier Constabulary in various areas of the province. He said the government was fully committed to implementing the resolution passed by parliament regarding the Aghaz-e-Haqooq-e-Balochistan package and under this package 20,000 jobs would be given to the Baloch youth in various federal departments, including law enforcement agencies. To a question about the Abbottabad incident and drone attacks, the prime minister said he had asked US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton during her visit that giving respect to the resolution passed by joint parliament regarding the drone attacks was morally binding on the US.
